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PAGE EYrtTTT rTiyoftY? wto ynrBtrnfi. wptdforp, fmr:ci(w, TnrcfcnAY, may 1.1. EW WEEKLY FINANCEO 10 I Editor of 'Polities' Admits Periodical Financed By Forces Opposing Secy, of 'Commerce Magazine Is Losing $500 Per Week. WAfiHINOTON, May 15. Inquiring Into th financing of "J'nJItlcfl' a Wf"!:ly publication ht'ie. th wnate canipaiKn fuuutt HOOVER lavestluutlng committee wa, tuldjruroi d -rlcts It Is more . if Icult ; lhl.OU(;h Tnty A. Tul,.nl, ftt lh( l!)"ll(lllK etlnH to nRVOjto retain his title, reflecting- the .on the leit.1 by downing the Phil toilr.y that the paper was loslns i"rZ H Lr. arv Hr nt"a" f "Z ""r ",ly "nd '""""ISOOO people on hand when the sentiment of the experts who be-i t Cincinnati. 8 to 4 the about f.00 a week Kan.jitlon. Secretary Hoover not ,, expenses, and that on -May , ,,' ' ..,luiy ,mli whether i "eve the champion Is too fast nnd'ttanie markinE the Quakers 10th about. 1,00 a w.ek only hud o overcome the pe.-ir VJMi wllklp , , full j,V thTs n.-t rk is r"uohea th"re , lo clever to be caught by the tralBltt defeat. Marry N. I-rlre. Its editor, said sonal popularity of Senator Wat-;,,,,, , , K0.3 whu,h ,in i' ,e" 'Record wd Uhallenucr's powerful rlKht, which' ""Wes In the last three In- J. F. Hale, of New York, listed but the support of his tan-, ll(.m;z.(, account and sinned ' ,1'. T , L v',i I flattened Kid Terrls In it sincle "'"us Kve the Cardinals a 4 to the publisher. was and president of tile company throuuh him that It wasj "wo Bet our: financial support." j ins is a venture, no con - tinued. Wo must creep befuie We can run very fast." i Price u.1,1 h. did ii..t Unntv Where Male EoI the oey to , h,,! " ' "-,"n",un' ' "l" ptty.the D0 tt week loan on tho)""" """" paper. CIIANKY TIlI.Ui ItKSr.Ml'l) Is he satisfied?" Chairman Welwer asked. ' (Continued from Page Onei He appears to be," Price wis- Wfcred. Tho wltneKH said fieorne X 3'Ck, head of the American coun- 0UOO copies of the iiai)er sent Into.1"? 'I1. ly; varlotw slates. I'eak had sup plied an article for that particu lar edition. U'!sn't Mi". Hale a former prohi bition agent?" Steiwer asked. . ,.'! think bo," J'rlce replied. 7'But hb had his money before that service." - 1V(A tinlil thnra nf.r.. .mlu lllft paid milmcribers, hut that f.ooO: ropfes had been printed weekly. "What became of the other 4!Mo conies?" asked Karklev of Ken- tucky, democrat. ! 1 ..... . .. . i M we sent inem to an mem hers of congress, national committee men, state delegates. " M'Thls paper Is untl-Hoover?" liarkley nuked. 'That is npparont," Prko rc pUcd. 'Waa It nreanlzed for that JlUTpONe?" v-ot nt the beHlnnlntf. I was responsible for that." "Are yu tieltltiK paid for Unit opposition?" - "Not yet." T'Io yon expect to '!" yt don't think bo. I am op posed to ,1 ; H oovrr been une I don t think ho. Is a uood Aitierl ran." "Have any overtures been made to you (,y any of the candidates or i heir friends." V'Xut an overt lire," 1'rleo snld Hale hud been In the prohibition service for seven years leaving u year uk last month. I Vr.ee tewtltied that flaiule Me- Ivenzle of St. J'aul hud paid his company jJCO- for re-publication rilihts for "politics" in Mintio-' not, i. 1 "Who Is Mr. McKenzle?" asked Hlon 1,0 "i-di-red t" Hpceil the lldrklev. - . j proceedihKH. "1 think ho Is tlie Ixiwilcii man- Tho P'"lnir of the second day n'eer In Minnesota." I r thl ,rlal fund n packed coni t- The witness said a larjre nuni-1 , m,m 1,1 which women pn-itonil-ber of totles of the paper had na,,,'- There is lively local public been distributed In Minnesota. , Interest because of the tunKled po- OuesLioned uituln nhnm ' lit leal nrpects of Ihe elK'rues. 1'nre said that while not an Pdtnled by Lincoln f An.lreu. formerly In charge of prohibition ' Iutl Hklpworih this niomi, enforcement, Hole had the eont'l-; Krantlng tiie state tho right to call donee of that official. additional witnesses oilier than "Iid you get any money for,thosp listed, poperu In tho Ohio campaign 7" ' Ktibpnenai have been Issued to asked Senator Hrattnn of New 1,1,1 f"Hwlng witnesses: W. II. Mexico, democrat. .Willile ami his wile (llailys, under- "Yes, approximately ITiOO," re-1 fover agents; (,'eorge A. McXuh. plied 1'rlce. j former chief of police of vXshland. "Who from?" !,n whom the Wilkles applied for "The Willis committee In Ohio. ! work and were referred to the dls Mr. Jones, Senator Willis' secre- j ll"bt altoi ney; Terry A. Talent, tary ordered 10,000 copies In which . ','rn P'hlbHlon agent, who was he had an editorial about Senator l"stI -mentiil In securing unploy . "Willis." ' j ment for the Wilkles irom the tlls- Who wont yon the check?" j"bt attorney; A. W Walker, coun- "It, was signed by the trend- Ifcnsurer: Orris t'rawt'ord. Urer, I don't recall the name." eashier f the First National hank Price said 5000 copies of tho ' Medtord, w here the "Account paper nnd been sent into Indiana '" tn' p'cinl prohibition fund of for tho rampntgn manager of Jackson county" was deposited: frtenutor Watson. They were free. 1 Clarence Phillips of Portland, for- "I was Just as much Interested ,n,'r clerk in the district attorney s In 'seeing Hoover defeated In In-'"Wee; Attorney W. .1. Looker, dinua as Senator Watson was," until recently employed by the dis I'riee explained. trlct attorney's office; fieorgc 4 - i Nellsen, a deputy district attorney, Unkeview W. L. I'erklns leases and Robert II. Craddock of 1'ort Kllver Like Leader plant and j land, handwriting epert of the movcN here to publish Iake County police department of Portland. T1-1""'"' i Aiming the additional witnesses I or I SALAD j DRESSINGS Wi 1 2 HOME RUNS WW A i ! ".! WASHINGTON, ju vx , The dchalo over Secretary iluo-: The Jury ua uccepted Is: j Ron-Oulifurnla leasue will be ver's stri nBth as a presidential Oconto II. Icenhour. Ashland. ! playi d in this city next Hunday , candidate amoni! the fanners tas;"1!' KoJers. Ahland; lienryj, 2:3n oviuck at the fairKroutul 1 ..,rrl..,l nln., . i.,... n- f.i Owens, .Medfurd; .M. .M. Kindle, i . . ,. . ,, ;; ca.rled alontt by James V, . Good, . ,.,,. ,.. A j,,.,,,. Mh.' between the Klamath Lulls and dlre. tliiB heud of his cumiiuiun, , r..d. , , , i...,.,i .,,,rrrf. ! .ledfoid tennis. Weed nnd Duns-1 wno declared that an examination t,,u Im",,na primary returns coniincrce secretary curried "a number of nKncullun,l j . 'J? K " countlc" in thB Htute, and In Honiel The 0,H.nlnK ntfitdnont for the fnriiilnjj towiiHhluH ran up a voto.tte wan Hindi- I.y Hi-lul I'i-orp-of mure than two to one. ! t utor J. N. Johnson of OimitH "The fuiluro of Secretary Hoo-: j.,. i(i tn .. ..,. ver to cun-y more of the aicrl-1 , luiiuriu (TiJiiniifH, toou Kaiu, in due only to the fact that in the umncy aided by ine wnole tleiu of oooosition candidates. .-ii,,, nidiana result clearlyl nhows that Secretary Hoover has Bleat HlreiiKth in nBiiculUiral sec-, ijonM has previously been proved in UKilcultural states, such as Maine. Ohio. Michiunn. Ken-'., . . '... . , ' ...u r.."7T-". . '. .. 1 i ii uri'MfiHU iiiiii'iili vit'wtrii uiu ihii nt'Vf.T 1 ri'i'ivrd ine Slim. procreillnK.i with a calm demeanor, as purported. The special pros' and flini'ted in a cheerful manner j cutor told the Jury It would sholr, with hU eoiinst-l and frlnits ilitr- iy expert witnesHes, that (tie sain.- I-ouIh Jtaker, an arrountnut of this city, wa-s accepted as a Juror j .... ...t y uum- j A-shland, aYter W. II. Mctiee and nui i . 4iuiinuii Wl nniuuiiu nnd IfOUis l'alen, an ore worker, had declared themselves I unfit to serve becaimo of exprtMMCl ,),i',l"nH I'll ii defense Inlerpofied a mo tion, that the Indict meat he quashed, because it failed to barge offenses sufficient to con stitute a crime, which tho court overruled. Attorney Roberts explained the court, that one ground for the motion was that th Indiet ment did not Include the term "lawful money" tho required num ber of times. The Mate i'Kih its case, by ln- ' trod net ng a certified copy of the cert if lea lo of election, issued to ,'luincy by the secretary of state. tieorge li, Icenhour of Ashland, a juror In the trial of Newton i: fhancy, district attoi ney of Jack sou county, chai -geil with the lar ceny of prohibit ion enforce me til fuudri. was icport' d ill at the opin ing of court Ibis morning, t'ouit was therefore adjourned until 1:H( this afternoon, when another Juror as selected as provided in the law, a lid per stipulal Ion between defense and stale counsel. ! Icenhour was reported as suf fering from an attack of In flu -1 i irn, wiih a temperature of Htl. This latest development will de-i lay. the conclusion of the case, I which was expected to end Wed - j nesday afternoon, and a night sesi 1. 1st of Witnesses A" n' was signed by Circuit fur the utute will be Luk 8. May ! of Sfaltle, ciimtnologlHi, i The defPDKe hn listed five wft- j hppm, One of thi'Hi' lb K. . 1 Htflnrirh if Ijerki-lry, Calif. The J ithr n:tinef have not btn majf i public, j Jury Is Seliftcd. I A jury was lo-ter. and tli opening HtfitementH of mate com-1 jjletud In the clotting hou rn of the j court clay yentMtliiy, in the trial' I of Newton C. Chancy, district at I tnrny of Jackson county. charKetlj 'with the mlxapiilkation of 13101 a nrol,iiilllnn fnnrt J. M. Alln. Alt-Ufonl- c V. Conklin, Mrtlford; Iten iJolHman. I luhlnn.l, f V r . I """" ir"11'11 Htute would sh,,v th.-.i in An.u m'R W. M. Wilkie and wif. ; were hired nn utififivnvo uiu voucher was received, nnd thai I I his tei-vlci.s end.l r,t tit,,, il.iv Th .1.1. ,.i,i ,, o ,i.i ril,., hor sl,uw ,nut (Jn M. , 21j tinkle was oid,.r..,l nui ,,r in. ,,, ini..n iic,,.i,., ,,. ,rm.y n,.ln,.v and 1Ilt un M. . -t . . ... '" " "'K ir .uu was orawii. hl h was endorsed by the - ,"f ' """ "n1 w""""' "no that the check was cashed on June 4, 11120. The state holds hat no receipt or voucher was .. . . V" '. '.. hand wrote both signatures on the check. Clim-fte Ai-fl INntNil. Th(, proHetMllop awlnrM that fChaney's "RUllty knowledge and I n ot her t ra nsacl ions. i Interest' , linn in ?! ...ulil be shown, hut the court ruled that such declarations were preju dicial, and thai be would sus tain an objection, reserving fina I decision until the nuttier was Introduced as evidence. Alleged efforts of Chancy to have checks cashed through the manager of the Terminal hotel, were blocked by tho same ruling. Attorney Oeorge M. Tloberts, In the opening statement for the defense, declared that it would be shown that Chancy could not have written the names on the T310 check, and that it would be hown thati Wilkle claimed the :I10 as pay for services rendered, ajul that an argument had arisen over Its payment, and that Cha ncy had paid the sum, under the condition that WHWio later file an itemized account, which he failed to do. The defense fur ther said it would show Wilkle as a person, without credibility ami indicated ft would center its attack upon htm. Tho tenth annual commence ment exercises or the 1 f s class of the Talent high school will be held In the school auditorium Thursday, .May isth at s p. nt. Address by Professor A. C. Strange of the Southern Oregon N'ormnl M'hnol. Program as fol lows: Music Southern Oregon Nor mal school. Ma rch Orchestra. Invocation Uev, Wagner. Piano solo Junnita Miller. Salutatory Hose ltlekerdtke. Vocal solo AiFSi ll.ickler. Address Prof. A. C. Strange. Chorus I 'ouble quartet. Violin solo ltuth Louis Yoder. Valedictory- Willetta Miller. . orchi'Ht ra. Present at ion of d plnmas Kred llapp, chairman of school board. Orchestra. Presentation of flowers. CIums roll: Alto Hart. Klton Peters, Marion Mellin, Willetta Miller, .luanlta Miller, .lean Con nor, llert ha Learning, Anna Hell Learning, Ito;.e i ticket dike, Tom I'Mmundson. Class motto: "Always lead, never follow." Class colors: Magenta and silver. Class flowers: Sweet peas. Fights Last Night (Uy The Associated Viv.ss) CLi: KLANl). Ohio. T o m m y Jones. Atlanta, defeated lillly Wal lace, Cleveland (1). Hobby lirown, Lowell, Mass.. defeated Co il! hi Jones. Akron. Ohio (S). A NCANTKU, I'a. Uoscy Stov. Uincasier. defeated Pele Ncho, Ne braska Si. Ni:w YoKK. Pete l.ntro, Scranlon, Pa., defeated Htg Conley. Weston, Me., 1 1 0 , pete Mart In. Porto H I co, knocked out Jim Meeker. Itnyonnc, X. J., (ln. JKKSKY CITY Irish H o b b y Hrady. Jersey City, knocked out Allentown Johnny Leoud, Allen town, Pa., tilt. ( Piy the Associated Tress) The Pol tin ml H cavers took sweet revenge on Hill Hughes yesterday, by t .iking n postponed game from the Missions, 12-7. Home run-4 by Harhco and Sluu foo had much to do with the game. Hat (cries: Tomltu nnd Ainsmith; It uk lies. Davenport nn Huldwtti, LEAGUE SEASON OPENS SUNDAY WITH KLAMATH ' miv yji muir, the other two teams In the Iiuku? will play ut tiunsmulr. There wilt he the iihuhI opening unj i tu iiiiti 1 1 irn, niui iiie .uitjrui rniB nuu iil1.uin tttn ri..Di hall with Mayor Alenderfer of. Motif ord behind the plate, and lulk NininK-r-r of Ashlaml, presi- ""f won ,n ",n"r l"ne ,,v BlKn Bm' il,n'e1m , dent of the leaKt.e, at the bat. ,lBhle n? 1,(ny 1-m,ar1- Joe Now iork whh-h went west leud The riks hand will play and 4u0 tlHns- lnttlini! Nelson nnd Ad Wol-.11 te pai-k and now is In fourth! . ..'.I ..... .. ' . , ., with chenter cat hing, and the , remainder of the line-up will be the same as last Sunday. The team will practice every night this week. ANDY PAYNE IS : AGAIN LEADING N.Y. ASHTAIICLA, Ohio, May 1 &. tff'l C, C. (CTos Country) Pyle'a blistered bunions hit the pavement from here today for Krle, Pa., 4f miles eastward, and auoth r day nearer New York and the final terinlana of the longest trek ever atH'inpted )y a group of athletes. Andrew Payii", ilar more, okla.. who has covered the L'KlTi.l miles from Los Angeles In -PHiilP.: Irt to hold first plae in the field of U. blazed the trail from Arrowhead yesterday with John Sato. Passaic. N. J., who holds second place, L'l hours, 4!t minutes and 7 seconds behind him. Itoth covered the 41.1 miles In f:f0:4S, 37 minutes. L'l seconds ahead of Phillip Oranville. Hamilton, Out., and Louis Perrella. Alban, X. Y., who tied for third. Perrella moved from sixth to fifth place to displace his countryman, Ouisto ('melt, champion of Italy. Allan Currier, Ilogue Itiver, Ore.. S:07:3!i, elapsed lime. fi'.M : f2 : 1 S. Major League Leaders (Ity The Associated Press) Including games of May 14: National League Hatting drantham, Pirate s, .430. Huns Douthit. Cards, 27. Uuns batted In Krisch, Cards, 27. lilt Douthit. Cards. 4S. Doubles Tray nor, Pirates. 12. Trtpbs L. W nncr. Pirates, fi. Homers Itbsonetlc, Hoblns, Ii. Stolon bases Krlsch, Cards, !. Pitching Lucas, Ucils, won 6, lost 1. American league Batting K res. Browns. Buns ltuth. Yanks, 31. Buns batted in Mcusel 28. Hits Bice. Tigers, 41. Doubles Men sol. Yanks, Triples Bice, S nators, .120. Yanks. 13. Bop an, Bed Sox. 6. Homers ltuth, Y.mks, ft. Stolen b;iscs Barrett, White Sox. McNeely, Browns, H. Pitching Plpgras, Yanks, won fi, lost ltime. Anderson to Fight Willis LOS ANC.LLKS. May I ."1. (Pf Joe Anderson. Covington, Ky., mid dleweight, and Cowboy Jack Willis, Texas slugger, have been matched to fight ten rounds at the Olympic 'It,. "htm Iv-re Mv THERE It nolhiiiR that Ins ever taken the place o( Payer Aspirin as an antidote for uin. Safe, or physi cians wouldn't use it, and endorse its use by others. Sure, or several mil lion users would have turned to some thing else. But Ket real llayer Aspirin (at any tlniRslorr) wilh Bayer on the box, and the word gtnuine printed in red: Aanlrln I Hi irxh- mark nt i.,r Ma 1111 ftr tuff I Uvvav-f ucctaur e 4ic;Ucl4 iMANDELL FAVORED jID RETAIN TITLE AGAINST M'LARNSN NEW VOKK. .May 15. (JPt Sunimy Mnndell and Jimmy Ale- . i.arnin nave ended uctive lrain;nc: for their lS-rouml lL.-htweinht championship hout at the I'olo 0ri",K'" Th"nlay nK'- The Itockford sheik and his I'a- olf)c c,mNt chlliie,.,.r ,)ut , strenuous day yesterday and then j laid aside the gloves until they ! clamber throuKh the ropes on ' Vi1'!'"'. nin's iiilrimaue to New i ' i ur iruiu i-roiiioion: V J., whore he has heenOiants nt ChlcaKO yesterday run i j m in " ,r ' IM t ,mnt t 1,11 l" Miinrlell i a 7-tn-7i fnvnrite hpri 'round. round MarkinB as It dues the first IlKhtwelKht titular buttle here since Penny Leonard defeated l.ew ' Tendler In l'J23, Ihe bout nppe.irsi certain lo draw a crowd of 60.000 or mor?. 4 Baseball Standings National ' W. jU Cincinnati Hi U Chicago 18 12 St. Louis 17 12 New York HI 1 1 Pittsburgh 13 111 Hrooklyn 13 13 Boston I HI Philadelphia , 5 it American W. U New York SO 5 Philadelphia 14 7 Clevehmd 1 1 1 St. Louis 15 15 Washington .. 1 1 14 Host on 10 l "i Oct rolt 1-' 211 cbh-auo f '-' ALLISON MOULTON Criminal Lawyer of Outstanding Ability READ WHAT JURORS SAY ABOUT MURPHY TRIAL: At lliis (inn1 i( is nf im prirOitiff to I lie public ami citizens of Jackson County (hat the professional ability of Allison Moultou be known. I feel that I was in n position (o make a very accu rate estimate of his fitness as a piocutor ami criminal trial lawyer. I served as the forewoman of the jury which tried Omar Murphy for killing his wife during 1 !)!!.". Allison Moultou tried the case for the prosecution, and he did it all alone. The ease lasted for eight or nine days, was bitterly con(ested, and developed into a legal duel between Allison Mou!(on, repre senting Ihe state, and lieorge' Huberts, representing the defense. It is my conviction that in the Murphy ease Allison Moid ton conclusively demons! rated that he is a fine young criminal lawyer of outstanding ability; that be is n seasoned, highly trained prosecutor, familiar with the criminal practice and never at a loss what to do in n court battle. He fought the defense to a standstill in (he Murphy ease. I lis closing argument to the jury in that ease was a masterpiece of its kind and I believe that this feeling is concurred in by all who heard him that day. The Murphy ease involved the most, highly technical testimony. Fourteen medical witnesses were called, and n finished court room veteran could not have handled this difficult testimony more carefully and cleverly than it was handled by young Mr. Monllon in - Ii is early thirties. I believe (bat Allison Moulton hnsi demonstrated that he is thoroughly competent to try alone and, without assistance from anyone, any criminal ease which has ever arisen, or will ever arise, in Jackson county. ALICE A. PEIL, Forewoman Murphy Jury, Ashland, Oregon. Additional jurors endorsing above statement: OLIVE E. SWEDENBURG D. E. PHIPPS GEO. EDWIN DUNN CHAS. W. GILBERT ASBURY BEALL J. J. BUCHTER J. E. WEAVER CASPER MILLER 1 was one of the witnesses in the above mentioned Murphy case and can highly endorse the xtateinn of Mrs. Alice A. IVil. ERNEST A. WOODS, M. D. R. W, CLANCY, M. D. F. 0. SWEDENBURG, M. D. WM. P. HOLT, M. D. raid Adv. CUBS GOING WILD; ONLY GAME BEHIND LEAGUE LEADERS Hy the Associated Tress) .7,.,. XIH'nnhv'. fill.- imu-nn?. elly docile fur the first month of the National league season, imust have Kotn-n hold of soma raw meat somewhere. , IJown , e)lhll of , on,l division in vek nun tha t'ubs suddenly came to life nnd today were restlnB In second place, only a pume hack of the leaBue-leudlnc Cincinnati Reds. rtii o in a victory over iiu "lu v'uu '"(, ,u The Heds maintained their hold ,3 verdict over lloston at St. . muis. 1 nirty-nvo players strtiBKieu throiiBh two and a half hours of 'ird baseball at Forbes field before lirooklyn eked out a 7 to t victory, over tne J'lttsbui'B i'l- i rates. I Their third victory In row over the Detroit Tigers, 7 to 5, sent the Xew York Yankees' American league average up to the .X00 mark, figured on the basis of twentv victories nnd only P"t- five defeats. ,33; p.ibe Huth hit his ninth homer -i00 0f i ho, year in the seventh in .fixti nlng, ami now Is four games .fififi ahead of his record-breaking pace .Son j f bint year, .500 1 Lefty drove, crock southpaw .360, of the Philadelphia Athletics, .200 struck out Ji men as tho "A's" beat Cleveland, C to 3, In 10 In Pct. I niugs. ' .800 Kd Morris, biff right hander .087 from Mobile, registered his third .fillljwln in a row as the Boston Ked .f.00 Sox nosed out tho St. Louis .417; Browns. 3 to 2. .4uo: Milt Oaston pitched the Wash .37a itigton Senators lo victory, 4 to .Sli2. over the Chicago White Sox. ''lc Utiifl-Wtmnttf Co.. MEDFORO .WlUtney Ilorsi- Wlllidinwn NHW YOItK. -May 15. 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Neckwear Materials at 20 Discount We have a large assortment of materials by the yard for making collar and cuff sets, such as plaiting, fluting and tabs. These come in ecru, green, coral, white, and combinations of colors. Wednes day special, 20r; off regular prices. Spun Silk S1.39 Value SI HlMnch spurt silk; 2" different shades to choose from; suitable for under garments, slips and dresses, a washable m a te r i a 1. Kegular price0 .f l.:,n, on sale Wed- 1 ncsdav, vd P Mail Orders Promptly Main- Elblibd 1884 TOBACCO CO tlon to run another hard race no soon after his victory in the Pretik, ness, annual Plmlieo classic. j Eucene New Delta Tail Belt' fraternity house to cost SS.yoeQ. Luncheon Sets S1.25 Values 95c 50x50-inch luncheon cloths with 6 napkins to match, 12 0 xl2 inch size; made of un Silk Gloves Women's n o v c 1 1 y cuff silk gloves in beige and grey; all sizes. Kegular price $IM. Wed n e s d a v special, pair .... $1.75 Silk Hose $2.50Value$1.49 Women's La France,' (told Maid, and Burl ington pure silk hose, full fashioned, up to $2.50 values, Wednes- pS $149 Dress Voile 10-iuch imported Shecrdelite voile in all the new pastel shades, a beautiful chiffon weight cot ton voile, fast colors; very spe.ial Wed- a' yard .; Filled, Postage Prepaid
